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Brenda Bricco
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Hi Brenda
Aside from all of that, how are you?
Fighting cancer or seeing a loved one go through the battle is very hard on a person. Give yourself a break and let it out however you can. It's not good to hold everything in. Have you spoken with anyone from your church at all? They may be able to offer some help, guidance, or just "Be there" for you.
Wishing you well...
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Hello Brenda
Hey, I love your picture. I love horses - always have. One wild day a long time ago I had a horse tattoo put on my arm. My earliest memory was of a horse.
I was told on Monday that I have colon cancer. Last November (just 5 months ago) I found out I had testicular cancer. And in between this I was told I have a nodule on my lungs that we have to watch.
I not looking forward to another surgery, or finding out what stage the colon cancer is, or the painful ensuing treatments, or how some people just don't seem to know what to say to me, or ... Yes, Cancer is scary! Cancer sucks! And yes, we cry and we obsess and we fear....
Sometimes I tell myself to not take anything in life too seriously and to try and laugh and smile. My father used to tell me that Heaven is only one Smile away. and even if you can't run a mile you certainly can ALWAYS put on a Smile!
God Bless, Hang in there, and TALK TO YOUR DOCTORS about your depression! The drepression is actually just another part of cancer! And another aspect to FIGHT!
Love and hugs and Best Wishes/Prayers to You!
Phil
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